The High Heart
The High Heart
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Toward me his manner had little variation; he was courteous and distant. I cannot say that he ever had tea with me, for even if he accepted a cup, which he did from time to time, as if keeping up a role, he carried it to some distant corner of the room where he was either examining the objects or making their acquaintance. He came about half past four and went about half past five, always ap- pearing from the house and retiring by the same way. In the house itself, as I understood from Mrs. Dal...y, he dis- played an interest he had not shown for years.
"It's out of wan room and into another, and raisin' the shades and pushin' the furniture about, till you'd swear he was goin' to be married. " I thought of Mr. Pyne, wondering if, before his trip to Atlantic City with Mrs. Grimshaw, he, too, had wandered about his house, appraising its possibilities from the point of view of a new mistress.
On the Friday when Mrs. Brokenshire came and Mr. Grainger did not she made no comment on his non- appearance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Toward me his manner had little variation; he was courteous and distant. I cannot say that he ever had tea with me, for even if he accepted a cup, which he did from time to time, as if keeping up a role, he carried it to some distant corner of the room where he was either examining the objects or making their acquaintance. He came about half past four and went about half past five, always ap- pearing from the house and retiring by the same way. In the house itself, as I understood from Mrs. Dal...y, he dis- played an interest he had not shown for years.
"It's out of wan room and into another, and raisin' the shades and pushin' the furniture about, till you'd swear he was goin' to be married. " I thought of Mr. Pyne, wondering if, before his trip to Atlantic City with Mrs. Grimshaw, he, too, had wandered about his house, appraising its possibilities from the point of view of a new mistress.
On the Friday when Mrs. Brokenshire came and Mr. Grainger did not she made no comment on his non- appearance.
What to read after The High Heart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by King Basil to read onlineMoreLess
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